dannysayaseng

I was wondering which one will be a better choice? I want one with a better overall performance as well as a better drop. And, i thought about getting some tein dampers too.

swllen_cu

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sportlines will drop the car about 2.5" front and 2.25" rear. It will be a nice drop. DO NOT get megan springs, they are cheap and junk.

But if you really want to spend some money, just get a set of coilovers. FF type 1/Type 2/Type 2.5 or Tein basics

dannysayaseng

Yeah, i just don't know what coilover or springs will be best. I have a 99 tl. I'm debating on getting Tein SS or even some Koni Yellows. I want a good drop and one that can ride the smoothest.

swllen_cu

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Tein SS or Basics would be good for you than

yeedatoy

Sportlines are supposed to be a 2 inch drop not 2.5.....the only spring that fits the TL that claims 2.5/2.25 are the Ksports and it seems nobody has them. Buy them and review them and do us a favor

TheMegalodon

I'd recommend some koni sport struts and H&R springs over Basics. Take my word for it as a Tein user. I'm not satisfied with my experience due to an expensive early strut failure.

The koni's have a better warranty, are highly recommended, offer extra lowering and great performance.

swllen_cu

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Sporlines drop the accords 2". But the TL around 2.5. The prokit for the TL is a 2" drop front already.

KruznSolo

I agree with swllen especially if you're picky about your ride height. just save for a decent coilover setup

UneekDevo

First of all coilovers hands down! Spend a little more and you get soo much more performance and adjust ability.

Secondly avoid megan racing, i have had their coilover on my 240sx and when i upgraded to stance/hsd(also really good coilovers) it was day and night difference. If HSD or stance makes a coil for the accord/TL id be all over it.

yeedatoy

IMO from best down for our car, when it comes to the more aggressive drop

H&R
Eibach
Tein
Neuspeed
K-sport and Intrax(I have no experience with these)

H&R Springs with Tokico struts are a great setup, especially the Tokico Illuminas. Koni's are probably the best strut-wise but will eat your pocket.